The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-19

deserve public patronage.
DIR. F. Hibbard, lately of this
place has been adjudged insane
and is now in the Asylum at
Athens. The excessive use of
cocoaine is the reported cause.
We received a pleasant call on
Wednesday evening from Nelson
Armstrong of Perry Tp., and Jacob
Koch of Adelphi. They were here
on business in Probate Court.
--Messrs. Pursell and Sultzbach-
er have leased the Republican, Ga
zette for the year 1887. Mr.. ID. III.
Willard retires from the manage
ment, which has been assumed by
Mr.. PurseH.
I'm consideration of various
matters, Phil Slisher will open an
Ice Cream saloon on Monday even
ing next. In event the weather
remains cold he will have the
cream fried.
--Kessler Bros. new room in the
Frasch building has been repaired
and papered, and will when COM
pleted, be one of the finest business
rooms in the city. Give them a
call after April the 1st.
Places of voting at the April
election have been fixed as follows:
1st ward, Opera House, west end,
on Spring street; 2nd ward, at the
Gimble corner; 3rd ward, Mayors
office; 4th ward, at the Office of the
Raccoon Coal Co.
Samuel J. Rhodes will sell at
public sale, at his residence near
Webb Summit, on March the Goth.
1887, his cattle, horses, sheep, hogs,
and farming and household i'm
plements. He has sold his farm
and will remove to Illinois.
Mrs. Sarah Bodkin and her
daughter, Mary, were bound over
to await action of the grand jury,
on a charge of numbering an in
FAINT child of the latter, in Jackson
Tp., Vinton Co. The body of the
infant was found in an ash pile.
The old Fair grounds consist
ing of about 7 acres, will be offered
for sale at the Court House, March
30th at o'clock p. m. Terms one
third cash. Balance in two annual
payments with interest secured by
mortgage. The Society reserves
the buildings.
IS. H. Bright and John White
have formed law partnership.
They are reliable and competent
gentlemen, and will constitute an
able firm, and are so we'll known
that any commentator would
seem superfluous, Office over Col
Inns & Moore's store.
Amy city or village wanting a
bran new ordinance, on local option
passed and published, and ready
to go in force, can get one now in
Logan on very easy terms, to use
till about the middle of May and
probably longer. Apply to any city
official except the police.
"A South Perry correspondent
writes to inform us that Mr.. Dan
iel Polling living near that place,
has lately been stricken with paral-
ysis and is not expected to live
Also that Rev. L. G. Sparks preached
an interesting sermon on the SUBJ
ject of the Sabbath school on Sun
day evening last.
-Hoyts "Hole in the Ground" at
Columbus Mar. Goth. Excursion
rates $l.00 for the round trip from
Logan. Travelling Mems benefit.
Tickets for entertainment, includ-
ing reserve seat, $1.0O for sale at
Rempel House. Train will leave
Columbus, returning, Immediately
after the entertainment.
The Democrats of Ward Tp.,
have selected James Gallagher, of
Carbon Hill, as their candidate for
Justice of the Peace. James is a
steady, upright and careful man,
and thorough-going Democrat.
The Democrats have done the
handsome thing in selecting him
and will see that he is elected.
"A. b. Butin an old and re-
spected former citizen of Logan,
but for the last few years, of Point |
Pleasant, w. Va, died last Monday |
of paralysis. The remains were
brought to Logan, and the funeral
took place Wednesday. Services
conducted by Rev. Williams, The
Masons of Logan attended in a
body.
The Standard Theatre Com
pany packed the Opera House to
hn RI rkn